The introduction
3 q5 e0 g! f# [2 l8 ?At the very least, the introduction should introduce the subject of your presentation.8 i8 x$ R2 O$ J; l4 H: q9 F, v
“Today I’m going to tell you about the recent improvements that have been made to the XL series of engines.”
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- o: B6 }! j [! l) b# s& ^8 K Give the audience a reason to listen2 \! R6 y0 [6 E( E4 K" R
“These improvements give greater fuel efficiency and also lower production costs.”
/ Z9 p( Y: p! E, |; |- [2 N) l% |0 A4 t Provide background information.) L1 @% i0 f0 @0 t- k
“As you probably know, our market share has been falling in recent years.”
3 h) B$ x/ ?: R% P7 v Narrow the topic.( Y1 l$ E) i0 d3 a& e9 T
“In particular, I will show you how these improvements make our engines better than our competitors.” |